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C-x ESC ESC now suffering from premature expansion?
From: |
Dan Jacobson |
Subject: |
C-x ESC ESC now suffering from premature expansion? |
Date: |
21 Dec 2001 02:43:26 +0800 |
User-agent: |
Gnus/5.09 (Gnus v5.9.0) Emacs/21.1 |
Am I correct in remembering back in emacs 20, when we did
M-x something
and then
C-x ESC ESC [which is repeat-complex-command]
it would do the same something again.
But now, say do
M-x font-lock-mode RET [just an example, nothing personal against
font-lock-mode, I just need a toggler example]
C-x ESC ESC RET
C-x ESC ESC RET
C-x ESC ESC RET...
notice how only the first line changes anything, the rest don't as the
invisible parameter was already written into the history...
OK, so now I will rewire my brain [age:41, please don't do this that
often to me. we hear that computer programmers are mainly good up to
age 45, so pass the Geritol] to do
M-x M-p
[however it apparently can't reach back to all the many other things
C-x ESC ESC can...]
Interesting: do
M-x font-lock-mode
C-x ESC ESC RET
C-x ESC ESC RET
C-x ESC ESC RET...
we are stuck with the "gratuitous" parameter at the end of the line, so:
C-x ESC ESC [now edit that parameter out] RET
C-x ESC ESC RET
C-x ESC ESC RET
C-x ESC ESC RET...
ah, much better. Doesn't fix M-x yow though. For that one must use
the M-x M-p method. You [or I at least] are not going to get any
jollies from C-x ESC ESC after a previous m-x yow, now way, no how [?]
anyways, "the consumer obviously typed X, I think we should give him X
and not X 0 0 back" etc.
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